I have noticed that a lot of current players are collecting cards, which I think should get young collectors interested. I can't remember a time when I've read about so many players collecting. Usually you hear about random players here and there. I think the players collecting and showing off their cards is great for the health of the hobby. It's a lot of young players too who haven't made real money yet (in baseball terms). They could become higher end collectors once they start collecting big league checks
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